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6 X 9 = • 54

R • 7X 7 •
= 49
• 72
I • 8X 9
=
•9 X 5 = • 45
L • 9X 9 = • 81
L
 Count the number of sides of

R each polygon.

E 1. 4.

V
I 2.
5.

E
W 3.
 Find the Perimeter of
R the following

E 5 7
cm
cm
V 5
5
cm
5
cm
5
I cm
cm
7
cm
E 5
cm

W
 Find the Perimeter of
R the following

E 5 P= S+S+S+S
cm
V 5
P= 5+5=5+5
P =20 cm
5
I cm
cm P=4xS
P=4 x 5
E 5
cm
P= 20 cm

W
 Find the Perimeter of
R the following

E P= 2L + 2 W
7
cm

V P= (2 x 7) + ( 2
x 5) 5
cm
5
cm
P =14 + 10
I P= 24 cm
7
cm
E P=S+S+S+S
P=7+7+5+5

W P= 14 + 10
P= 24 cm
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Who among
V you like
A
T chocolates?
I
O
N
Perimeter- is the distance around
-

and outside of a shape. It is the total or

sum of the lengths of
all sides of the polygon. It is measured
in units (example: cm).
P

P
 and squares, we can choose a regular
M rule for formula for finding the
O perimeter. The formula for finding the
T perimeter of a rectangular figure is:
I P= 2L+ 2W
V The formula in finding the perimeter of
A square figure is:
T L P= S+S+S+S
or 4S
I
O W
N
 Find the Perimeter of
chocolates, A and B.

To find the perimeter of the chocolates A

and B, we add the measures of the sides.
The length of the chocolate A is 7 cm and
the width is 5cm.
Perimeter of
Chocolate A
P= 2L x 2W
P= S+S+S+S
P=(2 x 7) +( 2 x 5)
= 14 cm + 10 cm
= 24 cm
The length of the chocolate B is 3 cm and
the width is 6 cm.

Perimeter of
Chocolate A
P= 2L x 2W
P= S+S+S+S
P=(2 x 3) +( 2 x 6)
= 6 cm + 12 cm
= 18 cm
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 Area-is the total
surface of shape. It is
calculated by
multiplying the length
of a shape by its width.
The formula in finding the
area of rectangle is
A=LxW
 Find the Area of Chocolates, A
and B.
The length of the chocolate A is 7 cm
and the width is 5cm.

Area of
Chocolate A
A= length x
width
= 7cm x 5cm
A= 35 [Link]
The length of the chocolate B is 3 cm and the
width is 6 cm.

Area of
Chocolate A
A= length x
width
= 3cm x 6cm
A= 18 [Link]
Read and analyze the
problem.
Anabelle prepared a table napkin.
That is 20 cm long and 15 cm wide.
What is its perimeter? And what its
area?
Perimeter can be solved
using the
15 cm Formula: P=2L+ 2W
Solution: P=2L+ 2W
= (2 x 20 cm) + (2 x 15
cm)
20 cm
= 40 cm + 30 cm
P= 70 cm
Anabelle prepared a table napkin. That is 20 cm
long and 15 cm wide. What is its perimeter? And
what its area?

15 cm

Area of the rectangle can

be solve using
Formula: A= L x W
Solution: A= 20 cm x
15 cm
20 cm A= 300 sq. cm
We use square unit, because we multiply two like
unit, in our example we multiplied cm by cm, so
the area will be square cm.
 ACTIVITY
Find the Area 1
3 5
units units
1.
2.
4
6
units
units

A= L x W
A= L x
W
 ACTIVITY
Find the Area 1
3
2
units
units
3.
4.
3
8 units
units

A= L x W

A= L x W
 ACTIVITY
Find the Perimeter 2

20
10
cm
m
1. 4 4
m m 20 20
cm cm
10 2.
m
20
cm
P= 2L +
2W P=
S+S+S+S
 ACTIVITY
Find the Perimeter 2

7
m 25c
3. m

15 15 25c 25c
m m m m
4.

25c
m
7m
P= 2L x P=
2W S+S+S+S
 ACTIVITY
Find the Area and Perimeter of the following 3
Count the
corresponding units

Perimeter:
Area: Perimeter:
Area:
 ACTIVITY
Find the Area and Perimeter of the following 3
Count the
corresponding units

Perimeter:
Area:
 Perimeter-- is the distance
around and outside of a shape. It
is the total or sum of the lengths
of
all sides of the polygon. It is
measured in units (example:
Area-is the total surface cm).
of shape. It is calculated by
multiplying the length of a
shape by its width. It
 ASSESSME
Find the Area and Perimeter of a rectangle NT

1
.
 ASSESSME
Find the Area and Perimeter of a rectangle NT

2
.
 ASSESSME
Find the Area and Perimeter of a rectangle NT

3
.
 ASSESSME
Find the Area and Perimeter of a rectangle NT

4
.
 ASSESSME
Find the Area and Perimeter of a rectangle NT

5
.
ASSIGNM
ENT
Using a graphing paper,

1. Draw a square which is 11 units on each side and showing the

number of square units enclosed.
2. Determine the perimeter by counting the linear units along the
outline of the square; and the area by counting the square units
enclosed within the outline of the square.
3. Draw any rectangle and indicate its length and width.
4. Determine the perimeter and the area of your rectangle by
counting the linear units along its outline and the square units
within the outline of the rectangle.
5. Write the relationship between the length of a square and its
perimeter and also its area.